Stanhope was a British manufacturer of cyclecars based in Leeds, Yorkshire, active in various guises between 1919 and 1925. The marque originated with a design by jeweller Harry Stanhope, whose prototype appeared as early as 1915. It was an unusual vehicle featuring a single driven front wheel, powered by an 8hp V-twin JAP engine and connected via twin belts, with the wheel mounted on a fixed axle. Transmission was automatic,…
United Kingdom · 1919-1925 · Cyclecar, Tandem, Three-wheeler · Associated with Harry Stanhope, Walter Brabham
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